My horse is a picky eater. She is not always enthusiastic about consuming Omneity.

My horse had a rare colic episode a few days after starting on this supplement. I discontinued use, even though I couldn't establish causation. Your service was excellent though.

I haven't seen any concrete benefits yet at this point, but they like it and it is a good price for the quality of the product.

I have to say that the Optimum Digestive Health worked for a short time on my horse with Fecal water syndrome. But, after a while, I figured out that it was the coarser hay causing his issues, and if I fed him the low sugar coarse hay, he would have the fecal water, regardless of the amount of ODH that I gave him daily. If I fed him the softer, finer hay, the fecal water would be better. My conclusion is that what worked was feeding him different hay. I still use the ODH because I have a big tub of it, but I really dont feel it does that much for this issue.

Love the product but my horse won’t eat it sadly.

Glad to hear your changing the packaging . The bag was hard to handle and sloppy I usually ended up spilling some out of every bag at some point

Je suis certaine de la qualité du produit, mais ma jument ne semble pas apprécier le goût à mon plus grand désarroi 😩

In theory this would be a good suppliment for my PPID ponies, it took me a while to isolate what they had trouble with in their mash but a while after taking this out they were cleaning things up way better and even being less fussy about trying to push their meds out. I will stick with Omniety with extra cu:Zi and mg.

Our horse ate the oil for approximately 6 months and then decided he didn’t like it anymore. He has always been a picky eater and will leave hay he doesn’t like as well. We think he’s been a horse that has been medicated a lot in the past and it has a very strong smell. We have put him on another oil and he seems to really like it because the smell isn’t as strong. He does love love his Omneity Premix and Visceral Plus.

I am assuming this is regarding the test that I sent in 2021 and asked about feeding a weanling colt. I was informed that he simply would not do well on only that hay ( 10% protein) and oats and the Madbarn Zinc/copper supplement. It turned out that he ate over 20 lbs of hay daily last year and he did nothing but get taller and fatter. I do not want to sound like an expert on feeding, but we had basically zero options for hay last year, and I was very happy with how he did on that particular feed. If I hadn't been feeding horses of all ages for many years I would have felt pretty dismal after getting that recommendation/advise from MadBarn. As it was I just carried on with what I had to work with and the colt did awesome. Thank you!